|Season|Division|W–L|Finish|Home|Road|GF|GA|Coach|Playoffs|Avg Attendance|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|2006|Western|1–15|6th|0–8|1–7|150|202|Paul Day|Missed playoffs|10,367|
|2007|Western|6–10|5th|4–4|2–6|160|189|Paul Day|Missed playoffs|10,815|
|2008|Western|4–12|5th|3–5|1–7|141|197|Paul Day (0–5) Bob Hamley (4–7)|Missed playoffs|8,820|
|2009|Western|5–11|6th|4–4|1–7|159|200|Bob Hamley|Missed playoffs|8,347|
|2010|Western|10–6|3rd|5–3|5–3|186|201|Derek Keenan|Lost in Western Final|7,558|
|2011|Western|5–11|5th|4–4|1–7|175|204|Derek Keenan|Missed Playoffs|7,151|
|2012|Western|6–10|4th|4–4|2–6|167|175|Derek Keenan|Lost in Final|7,050|
|2013|Western|9–7|3rd|2–6|7–1|203|170|Derek Keenan|Lost in Western Semi-final|6,714|
|Total|8 seasons|46–82||26–38|20–44|1,341|1,538|||8,353|
|Playoff Totals||3–3||0–0|3–3|73|54||||

Question: what year did the edmonton rush have their top season?
Answer: 2010